Don’t Let Sciatica Keep You from Living Fully
Sciatica causes radiating pain, weakness, and numbness that can disrupt your ability to walk, work, or even rest comfortably.
At InfiniHealth Medical Group, our board-certified specialists use advanced diagnostics and proven treatments to identify the root cause of your sciatica — and create a personalized care plan to bring lasting relief.
What Is Sciatica?
Understanding Sciatica and How It Affects You
Sciatica refers to irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve — the body’s longest nerve — which runs from your lower back through your hips, buttocks, and down each leg. Symptoms typically occur on one side and may include:
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Sharp or shooting pain in the lower back, buttocks, or leg
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Burning or cramping sensations
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Tingling or numbness in the legs or feet
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Muscle weakness or difficulty moving the leg or foot
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In severe cases, symptoms may appear on both sides
Left untreated, sciatica can worsen over time and interfere with daily function.
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What Causes Sciatica?
Identifying the Source of Sciatic Nerve Pain
Several spinal conditions can compress the sciatic nerve and lead to sciatica. Common causes include:
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Herniated Disc: A bulging or ruptured disc presses on the nerve roots.
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Spinal Stenosis: Narrowing of the spinal canal puts pressure on nerves.
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Spondylolisthesis: A slipped vertebra causes nerve pinching.
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Trauma or Injury: Sports injuries, falls, or car accidents may lead to nerve damage.
At InfiniHealth, we determine the specific cause to guide effective treatment.
How Sciatica Is Diagnosed
A proper diagnosis is key to lasting results. Our specialists begin with a full medical history and physical exam to evaluate strength, flexibility, and nerve function. To confirm the source of compression, we may use imaging tools such as:
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X-rays to assess spinal alignment
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MRI or CT scans to detect herniated discs or stenosis
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Electrodiagnostic tests for nerve damage evaluation
With a clear picture of your condition, we develop a treatment plan built around your needs.
Diagnosis & Evaluation
At InfiniHealth Medical Group, we use advanced diagnostic tools—such as MRIs, X-rays, CT scans, and physical exams—to locate where the sciatic nerve is being compressed or irritated. Using your symptoms, imaging results, and medical history, our specialists create a personalized care plan to relieve pain and restore mobility.
From Conservative Care to Advanced Procedures — We’ve Got You Covered
Non-Surgical Treatments
We prioritize non-invasive solutions first. Common treatments include:
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Physical Therapy & Chiropractic Care to improve posture and reduce nerve pressure
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Anti-inflammatory medications & muscle relaxants
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Epidural Steroid Injections to reduce inflammation and allow healing
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Heat and cold therapy for short-term relief
Minimally Invasive Procedures
If conservative care isn’t enough, we offer minimally invasive procedures:
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Endoscopic Discectomy: Removes herniated disc material via a tiny incision
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Endoscopic Foraminalplasty: Clears the nerve exit point for improved function
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Endoscopic Laminotomy: Ideal for sciatica caused by spinal stenosis
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Vertiflex Superion: A small implant creates space in the spine to relieve pressure
Lasting Relief Starts With the Right Diagnosis
Effective sciatica relief starts by targeting the cause — not just masking the pain. Our team’s personalized, minimally invasive approach has a 90% success rate for treating sciatica caused by herniated discs and pinched nerves. When you’re ready to move again without pain, we’re here to help.
Take the First Step Toward a Pain-Free Life
Sciatica pain doesn’t have to control your life. Whether your symptoms are new or chronic, InfiniHealth Medical Group is here to guide your journey from diagnosis to recovery. Schedule your consultation today and discover what life feels like with comfort, strength, and mobility restored.
Take the Next Step
If sciatica is causing sharp pain, tingling, or limiting your movement, it’s time to take control. A comprehensive evaluation can uncover exactly where the nerve is being compressed and open the door to treatments that work. With the right care, long-term relief and better function are within reach.